how to become someone people respect instantly

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  @NewelOfKnowledge · 2 months ago (edited) · pinned

  ly guys 😭 - what&apos;s ur fave law? ⬇<br><br>p.s. update: i&apos;ve ditched the waitlist for now and you can just join the main newsletter to hear about the course &amp; get an exclusive discount when it drops: <br><a href="https://www.newelofknowledge.com/">https://www.newelofknowledge.com/</a>

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  @mybffjason · 2 months ago

  The people who get the angriest about your boundaries were often benefiting from you not having any.

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  @garryrowland · 2 months ago

  Truly a man who knows because he’s been there.

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  @Pizza_Rat · 2 months ago

  You should&apos;ve let the burp out. Be more assertive.

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  @Leo.McFadyen · 2 months ago

  &quot;What&apos;s going on inside you .. *burp*&quot; the timing is poetic

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  @user-hl1ku2pq1h · 2 months ago

  I&apos;ve been suffering from self-abandonment all my life. &quot;Fixing&quot; others, people pleasing and all that jazz. This video is cathartic and honestly every point speaks to me...

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  @tommyjones1357 · 2 months ago

  I love you always stumble over words at least once in your videos and you don’t edit it out. &nbsp;It makes you genuine. &nbsp;Real. &nbsp;Vulnerable. &nbsp;And you always ride through it with humor. &nbsp;This is a humbling reminder that we all mess up and that’s the point: &nbsp;keep trying. &nbsp;Keep growing. &nbsp;And if you started editing out the mistakes, the random cuts in the video would only take away from the wholesomeness of your presentations.<br><br>Thank you!

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  @calebcase80 · 2 months ago

  As a plumber, I totally understand what you went through as an apprentice. I&apos;ve had plenty of that throughout the first two years of plumbing. As the owner of a plumber company, I didn&apos;t want to treat my guys like that.

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  @pierce8878 · 2 months ago

  Keep up the great content man, you’re a great inspiration for many people struggling with mental health.

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  @Stojio · 2 months ago

  Part of this is being able to deal with the discomfort of how prickly people can get when you say no or I don&apos;t know, and the attempt to push through the boundary. You can say no or I don&apos;t know if I can attend, etc, and you can be sure people will pretend the previous answer was never given and continue to ask the same question. That will chip away at a lot of people and cause them to give in.

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  @frechdachsoink · 2 months ago

  i gotta say, how you wiped the board at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUpox_JsK3c&amp;t=420">7:00</a> was extremely assertive. i loved it.

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  @laurenlockridge5583 · 2 months ago

  I need to listen to this on repeat for hours

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